(1) Except in the case of Saint Lucia, an application for an order that a will be rectified may be made to the Court, unless a probate action has been commenced.
(2) The application must be supported by an affidavit, setting out the grounds of the application, together with evidence that can be adduced as to the testator's intentions and as to which of the following matters is in issue —
(a) in what respects the testator's intentions were not understood; or
(b) the nature of an alleged clerical error.
(3) Unless otherwise directed by the Court, notice of the application shall be given to every person having an interest under the will whose interest might be prejudiced by the rectification applied for and any comments in writing by that person shall be exhibited to the affidavit in support of the application.
(4) If the Court is satisfied that, subject to a direction to the contrary, notice has been given to every person mentioned in subrule (3) and that the application is unopposed, it may order that the will be rectified.